My Thoughts on NFT's and Crypto (part 3).

We have already discussed part 1 & 2 of My Thoughts on NFT's and Crypto, Honesty and the Christian responsibilities. Now I'd like to get into a discussion about the honesty side of the conversation, as it goes hand in hand with financial situations. I truly believe that honesty is as vital to anyone else whose been in some sort of monetary ownership. Whether it's owning a business, or purchasing an item, it matters how you conduct yourself. This brings you and I to the point where I spill my thoughts on the honest part of this important topic.

They can be traced back to the powerful verse ; "1 Timothy 6:9–10: "Those who want to get rich fall into temptation and a trap... For the love of money is a root of all kinds of evil." Some people, eager for money, have wandered from the faith.

There really is no honesty or integrity in the scamming part of the financial scene. The incredible lack of integrity and accountability in the "block chain" world is a sobering fact, and that is what we will have to face with this blog. So with this being said, let's begin with a word of prayer:

" Dear Father, I ask you to be a guide and judge of my finances and forgive me of my sins. You are the only One that I give credit to for everything I have, and You are why I am at peace for what I don't. Amen. "

In order to keep the conversation about all the above topics, we must carefully step into the realm of dishonesty and our responsibilities as a Christian individual. As a Godly man writing these Devotional Corner posts, I feel it is imperative that I humble myself, and ask for a clear mind. When it comes to purchasing anything, it should be with cash, a clear credit card or debit, or checks. Cash is minimal to no risk, while those plastic pieces we are all familiar with have a bit more risk of identify theft. The paper check may bounce or have its info stolen. All are used and abused daily by honest people, as well as the dishonest with evil wiles.

But a few people I talked to about NFT's and Crypto currency have given me two different opinions. So which one do I have to follow you may ask. The down n dirty simple answer? Zero! You are better talking to God about this and following your heart. Put yourself and your family's future ahead of the sweet talking scammers. Just like in the gambling world, these two evils have been known to leave people with the most gut-wrenching poverty.

I cannot tell you how many times I've gotten requests for my wildlife photography, in the form of NFT's and Crypto currency. It's either a scammer or a bot, both of which are dangerous and usually empty.

So give yourself to God, listen to the Holy Spirit, and be honest and deal honestly with everyone. But most importantly watch your heart, and your integrity will follow.

"Always put integrity over reputation"

Proverbs 11:3: "The integrity of the upright guides them, but the crookedness of the treacherous destroys them."